All Housing articles – Page 86
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Notts retrofit to pilot net-zero ‘pods’
Nottingham City Homes to use system on 170 of its houses
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Jenrick to tighten planning guidance around flood risk
Housing secretary says plans opposed by Environment Agency will be called in for determination
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House price boom set to continue, Savills says
House price growth projections jump from 4% to 9%
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St Modwen appoints chairman of Persimmon’s audit committee as its new chief financial officer
Rachel Kentleton to start new role on 6 August
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Clarion’s pipeline bolstered as 800 homes receive planning
Firm gets approval for Ilford and Ebbsfleet Garden City schemes
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In Focus
The co-living mini-boom and why not everyone is happy about it
Co-living schemes are rising in popularity and yet local authority planning committees seem unready for this new type of housing
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Sector-wide plan to build net zero homes by 2025
Leading firms join forces with government and environmental groups to launch future homes delivery hub
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Social housing output jumps 13% in second quarter
But Glenigan review detects early signs of trouble in wider construction industry as materials shortages begin to bite
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Persimmon bonus FD to leave next year
Mike Killoran one of three at centre of housebuilder’s executive pay furore
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Land shortages and supply chain delays putting new housing at risk, report warns
Knight Frank says firms divided on whether planning changes will impact land supply
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Countryside begins share buyback under new housing strategy
Firm wants to return £450m to shareholders by 2023
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In Focus
Genius or folly? Why Countryside’s decision to get out of housebuilding is causing a stir
Countryside’s decision to wind down a profitable housebuilding division and focus on partnerships has divided opinion
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Comment
How is the building safety regulator’s residents’ panel going to work?
To be effective, the panel must be structured to prioritise the voices of building occupants over those of owners and non-occupying leaseholders
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Countryside completions top pre-pandemic level
Third quarter update leaves housebuilder ‘on track” says chief executive
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Comment
Let’s turn the commercial property crisis into a positive for housing
Converting vacant retail units can plug the gap that new builds are failing to close
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Clarion named development partner for £3bn Essex new town
Development arm Latimer appointed by local authorities to develop 1,000-acre site for 9,000 homes
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Modular housing firm named sole provider for £110m offsite framework
Boutique Modern appointed to four-year deal for modular schemes in Sussex
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In Focus
Will the government be brave on beauty?
Housing minister Robert Jenrick will today outline new national design codes, responding to the Building Better, Beautiful Commission’s Living with Beauty report. But what are the brave decisions ministers will have to make?
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Comment
Myths and half-truths are plaguing the debate about planning reform
Those opposed to government proposals are exploiting a natural nervousness about change, says Paul Smith, but this is no developers’ charter